Even Jedilightsabers failed to penetrate the creature's thick armor,[3] which led Boll and Supreme ChancellorPalpatine to express interest in studying the beast for possible reproduction of its scales as indestructible armor. When the beast was brought to Coruscant to be studied, Palpatine suggested that the beast should be killed as the process of removing its scales to study them was difficult and painful for the beast. Boll protested, stating that it was the last of its kind and there was a chance it might be sentient.[7]

Palpatine wasn't convinced and told her he'd replace her if she wouldn't kill it, but the beast heard his comments, and expressed its rage,[7] as it recognized him as a Sith Lord.[8] The Chancellor suggested killing the beast with the toxin produced from the Malastarian fuel that weakened it. Boll was able to turn the toxin into a
poison gas, but she did not produce enough and the Zillo Beast escaped, beginning a rampage on Coruscant to find Palpatine, who had ordered him tortured.[7]

Palpatine contacted Boll, and ordered her to create more toxin to kill the creature. She succeeded, and the toxin was fired by several Republic gunships, killing the Zillo. The next morning, Palpatine ordered Boll to clone the beast, much to her surprise.[7] However, before Boll had the chance to create a clone the Clone Wars came to an end, and Palpatine no longer had need of Boll's skills.[1]

Boll was a caring individual. She expressed her desire to let the beast live rather than killing it. Boll also dryly commented on the beast's reaction to Palpatine's comment on the intelligence of the creature. She additionally consoled the Zillo shortly prior to beginning the execution.[7]